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You can apply an account code but it is system used. Meaning all users who would require a code would be able to use any code. To have it apply to a single user COR them out from dialing out of the system then just make them dial the account code feature access code and the code prior to dialing.
First, what type of system?
Are you talking about Verified Account Codes for changing Class of Service and Class of Restriction for the set on a per call basis? IE, the set is normally restriced from making particular types of calls, but by entering a verified account code, you can override those restrictions.
Or are these account codes provided by your Long Distance provider to either prevent LD abuse or provide a monthly billing breakdown of LD? These type of account codes are dialed by the user AFTER the call gets out of the phone system and really have nothing to do with the phone system.
If it is the first, then no, there is no way to force a specific extension to use a specific verified account code. Unless of course, you only build one verified accound code. But as M1tel has said, anyone on the system can use that verified account code for any restricted set.
If you are needing accound codes for your LD provider, then yes, you can do it. It would be pretty complicated, especially if you don't understand ARS in the Mitel. But you would basically build an ARS route specific to the user by way of COR and COR groups and have that route insert the specific account code per LD call from that set. If you really wanted, I suppose you could build individual routes for more than one set, but depending on your system type, there is a limit of how many COR and COR groups you can employ.
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Are you talking about Verified Account Codes for changing Class of Service and Class of Restriction for the set on a per call basis? IE, the set is normally restriced from making particular types of calls, but by entering a verified account code, you can override those restrictions.
Or are these account codes provided by your Long Distance provider to either prevent LD abuse or provide a monthly billing breakdown of LD? These type of account codes are dialed by the user AFTER the call gets out of the phone system and really have nothing to do with the phone system.
If it is the first, then no, there is no way to force a specific extension to use a specific verified account code. Unless of course, you only build one verified accound code. But as M1tel has said, anyone on the system can use that verified account code for any restricted set.
If you are needing accound codes for your LD provider, then yes, you can do it. It would be pretty complicated, especially if you don't understand ARS in the Mitel. But you would basically build an ARS route specific to the user by way of COR and COR groups and have that route insert the specific account code per LD call from that set. If you really wanted, I suppose you could build individual routes for more than one set, but depending on your system type, there is a limit of how many COR and COR groups you can employ.
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Hi,
Paterson you are totally right.
The system that I'm using is 3300, and all the ARS, COR and CORG configured perfectly.
But the current scenario that there are some users which they are misusing the phones. I was trying to put sort of control on the users by preventing them from making unwanted calls.
I think the best option to have more control on the users is to have the call billing software.
I know that the system cannot do anything if the users are misusing the phones. But there is any suggested idea that has successfully controlled the phones users even if it is not technically related.
Paterson you are totally right.
The system that I'm using is 3300, and all the ARS, COR and CORG configured perfectly.
But the current scenario that there are some users which they are misusing the phones. I was trying to put sort of control on the users by preventing them from making unwanted calls.
I think the best option to have more control on the users is to have the call billing software.
I know that the system cannot do anything if the users are misusing the phones. But there is any suggested idea that has successfully controlled the phones users even if it is not technically related.
TheMitelGuy
IS-IT--Management
Station Lock will be available in Rls 9.0, and works just like you would expect on a cell phone.
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